d. about 60% of the offenders who were on federal probation were arrested for a serious offense within three years of supervision. Mr T. W. Strin b. a probationer who has been detained in jail before a preliminary hearing cannot be released until a full revocation hearing a. assistance to prosecutors by conducting arrests and investigations b. supervision of clients c. intake procedures d. needs assessment and diagnosis. Select one. Correctional officers are thought to be less professional than probation and parole officers. d. they are for offenders with too high a risk or a need to be on regular supervision and were created as an alternative to sending these offenders to prison, Kevin works in a probation department. She believes that probation officers should provide support to offenders rather than forcing them to comply with rules. requires a hearing to determine if the conditions of probation or parole were violated. _____ is the loss of the ability to make decisions for oneself because of . a. A lot of people get probation or parole because theyre guilty. Three months prior to completing her five-year prison sentence, Tina, a convict in a case of arson, is released under supervision. See Page 1. Which of the following statements is characteristics of intensive supervised probation (ISP) programs? B) requires procedural safeguards including a hearing. Although there are complex rules at most prisons, guards still have lots of discretion and this discretion can create ethical problems. c. the average time served on probation was sixteen months during 2012. d. Parole, In larger jurisdictions, unlike line officers, investigating officers: a. Offenders in Intensive supervised probation (ISP) programs are more likely to be sent to prison than offenders on regular probation. The authority to make a decision between two or more choices. increased use of community services. \text { Tennis } D Caseload size 3. a. net widening A officers have a great deal of discretion? b. Parole contract c. when offenders are placed in a boot camp or CRC, it can cost more per day than placing them in a minimum-security prison. true. a. assistance to prosecutors by conducting arrests and investigations. The conditions of her probation include: maintain employment, possess no firearm, obey all laws, and meet with her probation officer biweekly. Select one. offender restitution requires offenders to repay society for the harm created by the offense, which of the following statements is true of intensive supervised probation (ISP) c. Create opportunities to increase the rates of recidivism c. John Augustus insisted on investigating the situations of offenders before sentencing. The ACAs view on the issuance of firearms to probation officers is that it is justified. Which of the following statements is true of community residential centers (CRCs)? 6. A battle cry for the Progressives in the professional era directed the police: To get out of politics. with regard to corrections corruption, because of the environment , a culture of manipulation, violence, and barbarism may ensue. d. They provide an economic alternative to imprisonment, Which of the following is true of a pretrial diversion program? Help former prisoners function normally in their communities c. asset forfeiture is the authorized seizure of any legal property owned by an offender to pay a fine or make restitution It is an alternative to prosecution for qualifying violent offenders which benefits the public and the offender b. Forfeiture Sir James Allen (Minister for Defence) lias received information from the remaining portion of' the 20th Keinforoementstwo detachments of Minch have already arrived at their destinationthat they arc all well. Supervise offenders and monitor their progress. This results in the parole revocation of Tommy. This phenomenon is called net widening, the overlapping of criminal sanctions and added supervision for community-placed offenders, rather than diversion of offenders from prison. Quiz Grade 2. c. it charges the police department with the responsibility of supervising the offenders Q&A. \text { Watch } \\ Ethan has adopted the _________. d. net widening, c. After hearing her case, the judge orders her to complete 100 hours of community service. authorized by the National Probation Act of 1925. Jason has been under house arrest. He is being housed in an old boarding house in a dormitory-style environment. Which of the following is true regarding a probation or parole officer's power to recommend revocation? Which of the following statements is true of the correctional model for probation and parole officers? . Law enforcement officers are more likely to commit suicide than those who choose other professions. b. CRCs operate their own kitchen and provide meals to residents Which U.S. Supreme Court decision ruled that probation officers may search a probationer's residence without a search warrant? Claire has been sentenced to probation, and the judge has imposed certain conditions for her to complete her probation. Which of the following is not a function of a probation or parole officer's work? d. All of the above are elements. 3. Which of the following sections of the Los Angeles County Probation Department does Martha work in? Why is it important that insurance contracts explicitly state that they benefit third parties? b. These mandates include: Federal probation officers must be between the ages of 21 and 37. A social contract The rule of law. Michael was on probation after being convicted for an offense. The CRCs operate their own kitchen and provide meals to residents. In 2012, 40% of probationers who exited supervision have successfully completed their supervision before leaving which of the following statements is characteristics of community residential centers (CRCs)? shock probation is based on a specific deterrence model, which is achieved through the placement of an offender into a prison for a short period of time, Matthew is analyzing the effectiveness of various intermediate sanctions. Many probation and parole officers face ethical issues because their role involves the sometimes inconsistent goals of ______. Someo Bryan is studying criminal justice. a. ISP programs result in fewer contacts between offenders and probation officers He found. Probation is sanctioned by the ________. These reports are typically reserved for felony crimes either at the state or federal prison level. c. intensive supervised probation You should list only education directly related to criminal justice on a criminal justice resume. d. Early release of a juvenile from prison. A The right inherent in a role to use any means to overcome resistance. b. jail sentence By 1829, he was a permanent resident of Boston and the owner of a successful boot-making business. Timothy, a convict in a robbery case, is not granted an early release by a parole board. b. it forbids the use of electronic monitoring and house arrest c. What is the probability that a randomly selected value will be between 51 and 73.5? Discretionary release is granted by ________. a. intensive supervision is more expensive than prison b. intensive supervision diverts a large number of offenders away from prison Oc intensive supervision has significantly better outcomes compared to . c. Diversion True. probation officers use discretion during supervision c.) probation officers have discretion when choosing which probationers to supervise d.) discretion is present when probation officers decide to file violation reports Which construct promotes a civil society that is strengthened through trust and cooperation while also identifying what behavior is deemed permissible? Thiago has been given an intermediate sanction. a. if a probationer pleads guilty to a violation at the preliminary hearing, the judge will decide how to handle the violation at that time.. Probation is a way for the court to keep convicts out of prison. Placement in a boot camp or CRC can cost more per day than placement in a minimum-security prison. A sentence that requires that the offender be confined in and around the area of the offender's home. Increased employment C.) Restitution \text { Drink Wine } & & & \\ b. Focus on sentencing an offender c. global positioning system Which of the following is considered a disadvantage of probation and parole? Agencies that have smaller caseloads in Intensive supervised probation (ISP) programs have higher recidivism rates among their participants than those with larger caseloads Which court case dealt with inmates testifying that building tenders were given access to pipes, bats, and clubs to administer discipline on behalf of the regular guards? c. the upkeep of offenders placed under house arrest is usually paid for by correctional agencies What aspects of a law enforcement agency's culture may influence the discretionary decision-making process in domestic violence situations? - Intermediate sanctions avoid both the breakup of the family and the stigmatization of imprisonment because they keep an offender in the community, p. 323. a. surveillance style of supervision hich the insured designates beneficiaries to receive proceeds of the contract. They work only with individuals who are not sentenced to prison. Many agree that probation is a good alternative to incarceration. c. Addicted to narcotics A B. pretrial services division includes many ways to reduce the number of jail inmates or to divert offenders from formal and traditional criminal sentencing. d. recidivism rates are generally higher for ISP programs having smaller caseloads. When this does occur, the Probation and Parole Officer usually limits your area probation officers. Which of the following is true of shock incarceration? Their main goal is to keep their clients in line, especially people who have been found guilty of a crime, or who have been found not guilty by reason of insanity. c. prison overcrowding is one of the factors cited in support of intermediate sanctions There are several noteworthy benefits to probation: probation keeps individuals in the community and is more cost-effective compared to incarceration. Justin receives the monitoring telephone call and places the receiver against the transmitter, proving the he is in the home. Which of the following statements is true of the surveillance style of supervision? Use a specific example to explain demand-pull inflation. Which of the following is a risk factor that makes a probationer more likely to recidivate? well managed and adequately funded probation programs do reduce recidivism. Bill committed a misdemeanor and was placed on probation. c. It is pertinent exclusively to criminals convicted of capital crime Which model emphasizes probation and parole officers' service role and views probationers and parolees as clients? He is required to wear a "continuous signaling" device on his wrist to limit his movement to a one mile radius around his home. "Parole and probation officers share the common purpose of supervising offenders. Inmates know gangs will use force to collect payment for drugs on credit. Intake procedures C.) Needs assessment and diagnosis D.) Client supervision All of the following are advantages of using probation instead of imprisonment except: FACT: A.) c. new charges filed against paroles and probationers were nearly equal in number a. The role of probation is to help them through recovery and rehabilitation, guide them through finding a job and ensuring they follow the legal guidelines of probation. Probation officers cannot use discretion during supervision. Which of the following is a difference between parole and probation? Only the police use interviewing techniques. c. certification __________ is a criminal sanction in which a convict is allowed to remain in the community rather than be imprisoned. Their discretion also begins during their supervision of the individual found guilty in court, or after they see a magistrate or judge in a preliminary hearing. c. Morgan is likely to have fewer contacts with a probation officer if he is placed in an ISP program than if he is placed under regular probation. over 1/2 of probationers are white, 31% are black and 13% are hispanic, Daniel works in a probation department. What objective should guide the selection of a depreciation method for financial reporting When he was convicted of drunk driving, he was given probation. a. d. MORgan's daily life is less likely to be disruptive if he is placed in an intensive supervised probation (ISP) program than if he is placed under regular probation, Which of the following statements is true of electronic monitoring? cannot be used against the defendant at trial? b. ISP programs have higher number of arrests than regular probation programs. 8: La Tecnologa y La Ciencia, Span 304- Ch. d. Offenders agree to participate in a specified counseling or treatment program in return for withdrawal of charges, Offenders are most likely to be denied probation if they are: officers power to recommend revocation? d.more than half the offenders who were on federal probation were arrested for a serious offense in the first year of supervision, Identify the true statement about the outcomes of felony probation In the 1980s, a decrease in the victimization of inmates by correctional officers led to: violence from racial gangs. b. the number of entries into probation increased every year between 2007 and 2012. b. Offenders that enter the program have to serve a minimum prison time of one year before being released on parole To ensure the safety of officers and inmates, Nonverbal communication is also referred to as, Skills that help us communicate and cooperate with others are called. Samantha is a probation officer. d. free space optical communication system. The scope of discovery is limited to information relative to, Which of the following about probation is true? An example of a third-party contract is an insurance contract, in w c, prison parolees have lower rates of recidivism than probationers In drug courts, he helps offenders find suitable treatment programs and reports not their progress. b. The cost of housing Samuel each day is less than the cost of housing hi in a prison. c. the large average caseload size of probation officers indicates that probation receives extensive financial support from governments There may be times when you will be living in one community and working in another. , Monday, Fkmsuary 12. Which criminal justice professional is responsible for analyzing DNA evidence? Revocation Which of the following about probation is false? a. the average cost per day for regular probation for each inmate is lower than the cost per day of maintaining and housing an inmate in a maximum-security prison. In general, these individuals are perpetrators and low-level criminals. He evaluates the effectiveness of shock probation. Advertisement Answer 5.0 /5 1 taytaybear76 Answer: a. most of the offenders bailed out by Augustus forfeited bond. Which of the following statements is true about house arrest? the police may search a parolee for the sole reason that he or she is on parole. Discretion does not align with, Which of the following are true regarding discovery? 2. Which of the following division of the Los Angeles County probation Department is Paul employed? a. Which of the following parties is authorized to make a compassionate release request to the courts? Which president signed the Community Mental Health Centers Act in order to deinstitutionalize the mentally ill? Which country created the Gender Recognition Act that resulted in the issuing of guidelines that mandate an establishment permits prisoners to consider themselves transsexual? She inquires about the background of Hilary, a defendant in a robbery case, to provide the information to a sentencing judge. a. accepting gratuities to protect illicit activity. The authority to make a decision between two or more choices. b. Which of the following is not an example of misuse of authority? This site is using cookies under cookie policy . c. net widening is the phenomenon of sentencing offenders, who would otherwise receive prison sentences, to intermediate sanctions. What type of government do you think is best suited to accomplish the purposes of government outlined in this section? Transgender inmates are often held in solitary confinement based on PREA laws for their own protection.. Officers may physically abuse others through the use of excessive force. Which Supreme Court case held that parole boards do not have to specify the evidence used in deciding to deny parole? Most of the offenders bailed out by John Augustus forfeited bond. Menu. Someone whose lease has a definite termination date. boot camps are criticized as expensive and not effective, Which of the following is true of shock incarceration? Which of the following statements is true of this scenario? a. True or false: Studies indicate that police do not arrest in many cases where they legally could. a. Officers who conduct pre-sentence investigations utilize discretion in deciding which of the following? b. Which intermediate sanction resembles a military-style boot camp? The primary role of both these careers is to supervise offenders and ensure they meet the conditions set by the court or jurisdiction, according to Pogatshnik. , ne who has received notice to terminate a lease Which of the following type of caseload would an offender who is classified as a high risk and in need of frequent contacts between the offender and the probation office be? Select all that apply. He has a substance abuse problem. b. The best way to minimize anxiety prior to an interview is to, All of the following people could be listed under the References section of a resume EXCEPT. Which of the following is NOT cited as a disadvantage of probation and parole? A split sentence probation Which of following statements is true of the broken-windows probation? b. b. This report tells many of their . b. active systems require random telephone calls during times when an offender should be in the home Probation officers hold the unique duty of maintaining public safety while also providing support and rehabilitation to law offenders. a. traditional policing Discretion in probation exists at the point of sentencing. No specialized training is required to become a probation officer. c. Officers may violate a citizen's constitutional, federal, or state rights. d. Probation, A case is filed against Jonathan for sexual harassment by his colleague. Which of the following are true regarding discovery? He is preparing a report on the characteristics of probationers between the years 2010 and 2012. he is placed in a community residential center (CRC). They found that high risk ISP participants, were watched more closely than regular probationers. Lower cost B.) These ________ conditions apply to all probationers in the jurisdiction where she was sentenced. Which of the following statements is true of regular caseload? Temporary absence center Q&A. c. California was the first state to pass a statute authorizing the use of probation for adult felons. Tom, a substance abuse offender, is ordered to remain at home every day from 8 PM to 6 AM. They are short-term goals that applicants list on a resume. The officer has no say in recommending revocation. The broken windows probation strategy mimics the philosophy of ________. He is researching probation operations between 1980 and 2010. b. it emphasizes assisting offenders with problems, counseling, and working to make sure the offenders successfully complete supervision. Global positioning systems can actively monitor if an offender is at home and also identify where offender is at any time This type of intermediate sanction is known as ________. d. shock probation. d. Shock probation should be allocated only to first time offenders, Which of the following statements is true of net widening? 7: El Trabajo y Las Finanzas. T/F Probation officers have the power to send non compliant probationers to jail or prison. To become a lawyer, one must attend school for how many years? A goal that is attainable for one person may be unattainable for another. Law schools will accept any student who applies. b. net widening aims on diversion of offenders from prison. c. Santiago will be required to have short hair, shine his shoes, wear uniforms, and perform hard physical labor. evidence based practices are more effective to reduce recidivism, Which of the following statements is true of the probation population in the United States? A probation officer is a court official who interacts with persons sentenced to supervised probation on a regular basis. & \begin{array}{c} Sasha, arrested for pickpocketing, pleads guilty in court. net widening is the overlapping of criminal sanctions and added supervision for community placed offenders, rather than diversion of offenders from prison, 2019FA CJC 141 Corrections Pitt Community Col, Book vocab 1 comment on traite les criminels, Elliot Aronson, Robin M. Akert, Samuel R. Sommers, Timothy D. Wilson, Operations Management: Sustainability and Supply Chain Management, Operations and Supply Chain Management: The Core, MERA CUSTOMER SERVICE SCREENING TEST 71-80. Which of the following correctional sanctions has the judge awarded to Thiago? b. intermediate sanctions lead to poorer ties between the offenders and the community. The court, however, puts him on notice for a period of seven months during which Jonathan is monitored to see if he repeats the offense. Convicted murderers and rapists cannot be sentenced to probation. Which criminal justice professional is responsible for collecting evidence from a crime scene? A Careers in Criminal Justice unit quiz answers, Elliot Aronson, Robin M. Akert, Samuel R. Sommers, Timothy D. Wilson. c. adult investigations Shock incarceration or boot camp is an alternative to traditional incarceration that is operated like a military boot camp. This is acceptable in accordance with the Court ruling in the case of ________. FinanceCo lent $8 million to Corbin Construction on January 1, 2016, to construct a playground. d. Threshold, A __________ is a community based corrections center to which offenders report on a daily basis for treatment, education, and rehabilitation. tudents cell phones.Students may only have their cell, phones if they are turned off and placed in their locker during the school day. d. Global tracing technology, Study Guide Ch 8 Intro. d. shock probation. a. ______ operates as a form of oversight of prisons, but in the United States, there is little systematic oversight of prison conditions and operations. Question 3 options: The officers' salary The number of probation and parole officers employed. Discuss treatment options with offenders. Revocation of probation or parole ________. Ideas for requiring offenders to meet conditions of supervision and reporting to the courts came into effect after the death of John Augustus. How many inmates have been executed in the United States since 1977? (ISP)? The officer has no say in recommending revocation. the latin term probatio that forms the basis of the term probation means a period of _________. d. Probation, __________ refers to a goal of corrections that focuses on preparing an offender for a return to the community unmarred by further criminal behavior. Common duties of a probation officer may include: Administering random drug and alcohol tests to ensure that clients are staying in compliance with any drug or alcohol programs. His supervising probation officer files a report stating that Bill has violated one of the conditions of his probation. Provide prison like control of offenders which keeping them out of prison Which of the following is not a function of a probation or parole officer's work? d. adult supervision. a. Michael failed to do so when he moved to a new locality. d. boot camps require a low staff to inmate ratio, B Santiago has been awarded an intermediate sanction. a. Turnover You can specify conditions of storing and accessing cookies in your browser. c. boot camps are reserved for offenders who have a history of violent crimes - Greenholtz v. Nebraska Penal Inmates (1979). A sentencing alternative that requires offenders to spend at least part of their time working for a community agency is known as ________. a.) which of the following is true about probation officers Which of the following statements is true of the Second Chance Act? Programs and units in the division include the drug court program, release on recognizance program, early disposition, and electronic monitoring. d. the probation population decreased in 2011 but increased in 2012, which of the following statements is true of the probation revocation process> The conditional release of juveniles to the custody of parents or guardians. Which of the following sentences is not an example of an intermediate sanction? __________ is an example of community corrections. Officers may psychologically abuse citizens through the use of verbal assault, harassment, or ridicule. CRCs are less expensive to operate than a regular prison. c. It is generally reserved for repeat offenders who have been arrested on charges of illegal drug use, child or spousal abuse, or sexual misconduct Quota Law enforcement officers are at an increased risk of which of the following diseases? Revocation of probation or parole: A) requires the concurrence of an appellate court judge. c. Global positioning Each group is determined to have an equal risk of recidivism (DO YOU KNOW WHAT THIS MEANS?? Q. Which of the following conclusions is Kevin most likely to affirm in his report? b. boot camps are expensive compared to minimum security prisons. c. House arrest and electronic monitoring will be used to supervise Nathan. a. Parole affidavit d. resident rooms at CRCs are usually designed to hold only one person in order to impose solitary confinement on residents. a. they are for standard probationers who may have a significant risk of reoffending, but require no special program or supervision Paul work in the los angeles county probation department. It is worn around a convict's wrist, ankle, or neck discretion in probation exists at the point of sentencing b.) The discretion in probation exists at the point off sentencing; probation officers make recommendations to judges concerning sentences. c. intensive supervised probation b. pretrial services division c. concurrent sentencing c. In 2012, 1.1 million adults moved onto and off of probation Which of the following is true of a pretrial diversion program? Today, all states offer both juvenile and adult probation. The broken windows probation strategy mimics the philosophy of community policing, in that all broken windows in a neighborhood are to be promptly repaired, as this small indication of a lack of community concern leads to a larger instability and criminal activity in the community. What is the probability that a randomly selected value from the distribution will be less than 46.5? ___________ is the way that people attempt to make a favorable impression of themselves in the minds of others. b. net widening focuses on diversion of offenders from prison What percentage of wrongful convictions overturned by DNA analysis can be attributed to false confessions? a. Which step in the decision-making process does discoverability fall under? Which of the following statement is most likely be true of this scenario? c. The length of the probationary period is usually considerably shorter than the length of a prison term a. 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